TBC vs Civil 3D - Corridor-Create Lane Widening

The process of widening a road in Business Center and Civil 3D involves different steps and techniques. In Business Center, the user inserts a corridor template at specific stations, such as 200 and 400, and adjusts the lane width by referencing and copying templates. This results in a smooth transition from a 12 ft to a 24 ft lane. In Civil 3D, the process is more complex, requiring the copying and editing of assembly properties, splitting the corridor region at designated stations, and modifying the region properties to achieve the desired widening. The user must offset the alignment and adjust transition lengths and offsets to ensure a smooth transition. Additionally, mapping and targeting are necessary to align the subassemblies correctly. The transition is achieved by setting the subassembly properties to hold grade and change offset, followed by rebuilding the corridor. Both software options allow for targeting alignments or polylines to control the corridor, but Civil 3D requires more detailed steps to achieve the same result as Business Center. The explanation highlights the differences in approach and complexity between the two software tools when performing lane widening tasks.

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